Panel Discussion: Advancing Innovation Through Open Source: Lessons from the Vertical Industries
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Companies in the energy sector say they must triple grid capacity and use shared open source tooling to scale digital controls; governments report a 20‑year public‑code practice but face procurement delays and multilingual repos (Dutch services reused by German agencies, but docs and Git hosts differ). A cross‑border SBOM service is under integration. Studies (Frank Nagle) claim firms that contribute upstream see roughly twice the monetary benefit of mere users. OSPOs focus on legal groundwork, change management and prioritizing strategic projects.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:46QR code for audience questions
- 3:40Open source in verticals
- 8:17Open source in regulated industries
- 12:33Commercial vs government open source
- 18:14Measuring open source impact
- 25:39Cross-border open source collaboration
- 31:18Value of open source contributions
- 36:40Advancing open source in orgs
- 40:58Closing
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